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Enhancing carbon neutrality through renewable energy and demand-side management
In the context of China’s dual carbon goals—carbon peaking and carbon neutrality—the implementation of high-efficiency carbon reduction and control technologies is of paramount importance. This study evaluates the impact of renewable energy integration and energy management strategies on carbon emis
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